Ash
Ash
I Went to an S.L.A.A Meeting
I Went to an S.L.A.A Meeting
I Went to an S.L.A.A Meeting
Thursday 17th October 2019
Ash shares her first SLAA meeting experience, exploring love addiction, codependency, and self-healing in 'Codependent N' Sh*t'.
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Author:
Ash
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Categories:
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Ash's First SLAA Meeting: A Journey into Love Addiction and Healing
We don't need to wait for anyone to come save us.
Ever wondered what it feels like to attend a Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA) meeting for the first time? Ash, the spirited host of 'Codependent N' Sh*t', takes you on her personal journey into the world of love addiction and codependency. In this episode, she shares her raw and honest experience at her very first SLAA meeting, offering a unique glimpse into the process of treating love addiction and codependency as if they were substance addictions.
Ash opens up about the deep connection she felt with the women in the meeting and how their shared stories resonated with her own struggles. She delves into the concept of attachment trauma, suggesting that it might be the root cause of these issues. Although she doesn't fully agree with treating love addiction and codependency exactly like substance addictions, she expresses a deep respect for the program and its participants.
Through her candid reflections, Ash emphasizes the importance of self-understanding and recognizing our own triggers and coping mechanisms. She offers a hopeful message that breaking the cycle of codependency and love addiction is possible without waiting for someone else to save us. If you're curious about alternative paths to healing or seeking insight into your own struggles with love addiction and codependency, this episode is a must-listen.
Ash's vulnerability and practical advice provide a comforting and empowering perspective that might just inspire you to take the first step toward healing.